Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 29, 1918, Page 3

mi‘e‘“m?‘l,':':fl’:&’.}‘. & .‘é:’&”&"inii Catarehal Destoess GanaotBe Cured SUFFERRS FROM k- weok. ! ::v.haul applications, ms they cannot reach o d portion. of the. Th — nnl K ves’ l!very display. ad. 124t¢ | famed congiincny t’uc;mooub’llnfllt i | T Pm Whn "‘1 rho l\utnhlan Tube. - When ‘this tube is e ! ve ¥ sw% i 1 C du m'n for Koors r ‘“:d.ynulnnvp a rumbling sound or fm- 8 Ra AR g wont to Red Lake ":',u"n"” ’i:%:::‘.‘,':a,u .l';%,‘:w"" (o ceeime 2t - 5T gend ten: cents' to Dr. Kilmer & dognli asairoredioioh ‘onditios, haslag | | Since your remeay has ibeen intro- Co. Binghamton, Experienced | dress royed fiu;vor. - Many: 'ouu duged in this. market I have sold and e 4 Al sowing by the d ] conditian ‘of the' recommended it, and it is s prepara-{on: 2o g by the day.’ Cal ) 5 ne.. Fa [tion that fs well spoken of by the|iet of" yalaal i on (he ‘mugous surieses (o¢:the; | large-number- of:people:who. uke"It; :v‘;‘:a;"h":'f‘:‘r%’:::fig““ s il ) = & Laney of Minnaapolis s, visit- [y s o;"o"-‘u??{.u%‘fi‘:{."’ RO, or | peltove Dr. Kilmse's Bump. iy Blonoer: - M‘:fl““‘e “:d ing the Laney family of Turtle River | 53,8550 by Halls Catarrh ate Sadicins. * Cir- | seor roat merit as ver | [ofé o ottles for sale at all; dry for some time. % s 5 8 kidiey) et ¥ 3, CHENBE & cOy" Toledo, O. and"bladd%r remedly* B i . pe : - {23Very truly,yours; . ! Wi o TR ek’ sur- Mrg: (0., H. Briokeo "°l'_': ::enfifl‘ which watches over true lovers saves| - zg . P. SHILEY, Drugglst. | .. prised by a gro friends yes-| visit her parents, Rey. and Mrs. J. h;’mf"s"flhefl:;ln gesgfid*sgg;mcei pril 29th, 1916. Mlasourl Valley, Ta. b ,:,th" terday - afternoon, . P. -Mill f 7 8 00, 8REY AN, -rodgy_(?lgehon. ‘:e.wf‘?&:r 21:; LtmARdit "“}“ry' ey e er, for & couple of weeks, the tangle s finally unravelled, and b4 a|da. Those, who came in and passéd| = Baby. Rice popoorn cannot be beat. the man and the maid” embarked vo Meadames Jennie| 01 folks and young folks oall it ‘“A | tosether upon the blisstul seas of "°W. Naugle, F. G.|Treat C.E. Battles. . 6-34|matrimony. Schud:‘ssl.( GBFI Hic;s, I:I;re c“l‘)_ — Also & Metro comedy. afi fund. son, agley, . Denu, P.| Miss Juel Golden of inneapollu. ; 3 “February. 12_m,¢flfl court bo-|Li. Hines and. Miss. Kate ‘Hines, of|urrived in Bemidji last evening and Th dThfidl Bara co?““! 2 u 0 gins. its session. 2 ‘ l-anesi.m Mrs, Hllu'nwell e pl‘ese;;tt- will be ithe guest fol.' her, slster, Mrs:f oo Rec® Foi";"“mi: co;‘;‘;‘;"’:g“"’l{: Y hd. ; i ed: with several ‘remembranc i 3 Ttk ’“ 5 February 19— Munleipll etection and the self-invited es:sn ese%ves 1,0, Baris and aally i L Rex, theater Thursday and Friday in for -publi ofticial B d 7 or public ofticials. luneh. | Miss Edna Mclflllil‘ll returned yos- fi?fid’"flf&"ffi%’ffiflfii‘; [fi:‘:&‘ | terday from Grand orks where she | ¢ ating Franch rovel, “The Lady FOLE DANCING IN VOGUE 3221:2:.1‘“”' of triends’ during the| ot o Gamellias.” Tirs plotiria: tion” gives Miss Barn’s wonderful 5 SRR ; = | midjf’and that some of the sprlghtly ‘"g of the Fifth ward: wlll be held | a8 shs icts i 9mn %{to :mt;; ot NATAL DAY OBSERVED - dames. are again indulging in the|Bt the home of Mr. ‘and Mrs. C. W.| /g Fll')enl;nr z:?a "e : 01 tlde “‘; sportive festivities of ye olden time, Clark thfs ‘evening' at 8 o'clock. real. Onl c’l‘hged eBe, g t fue /'In honor of her birth’ anniversary, i y ;2 A:50 put dust A even . to. the wearlng of correct cos- £ the_ brillia) 4 ille” Mrs. John C.:Tennstrom was ‘Dleas- | tume, We have just received a-few fam-|tnat will t::rlt: ‘fi:cttige{hec,n:lt‘&i_ antly. surprised’ last_evening by a DAY - |11y expense ‘books: * Bej 10 Ploneer nuniber ‘of “friends ‘who came = and ; 2 i % 129tf f,‘,",’,’fi,fi“‘,‘},‘f OA youdaful pictrers helped-her. celebrate,” The guest of HOSTESS TO CIRCLE - ; : et o honor was'presented. it a_library| s : ‘ Miss_ Edith' Johnson of :Duluth is| titul and & very celabratel verybeaui ) table and an electric reading lamp.| Mrs. Osmond Johnson entertained ; 08 0 b & very celebraled memuer.o 3 A ‘sumptuons. lunch was_served:by the Red :Cross circle of .the = First visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and|the French underworld; “with a ) A selt-lnvil:ed it At LA ) candinavian Lutheran church yes: Mrs._ August Elmquist, of the 'Fifth strlns of wealthy “lovers; and all the 3. Tarson, Mr: gnd Mrs. | terday afternoon at-her home. Those ward for a couple of weeks. She ar- usual ‘ways of a woman of her class| E. T. Clover,. Mr. anh Mrs. P, *| present’ were Mesdames I Nygaard, rived here Sund inorning. Still she is woman ‘enough to really Botaey e -2tk Moberg, Mrs. Ols| . B. Stevens, I B. Olson, A. Cas- ;:llmin lodve tmu:e ang for all. “ But sy Mirs. | George G 'Berelund, | person; Bepelund; Tharaldson, Wang, | Mra. Albert Westlund of the Fifthr|at the end of it all'ghe dles a tragic Mre, Wes Wright, Mrs. Oltver Rhude, | E-'J. Olson, Laqua, Skinvick, Belle [ ward, ‘who underwent an operation | death, leaving only' the rémembrance Mrs, Nels Layon, Mrs, Jonas Erick+| Brown, T. N. Rhode, Roe and Miss for appendicitis at St. Anthony’s hos-| of her brilliant if unpleasant -repu- son, Mrs, M. F. Willson, Mrs. Oscar| Caroline Sonstrud. The hours were pital Saturday, i getting nlong tation and her love for Armand. .christensan_ Mrs. S. Palmquist, Mrs: ?cufl:'li in se;{rlng &mp{tal‘ishig? and nicely o ¥ ¥ AP e e Frod ng. T8 peland will™ en- ' 8] ; te?-tain the circle in two weeks. J. 0. Harris of Lake Boulevard re-|- ‘.BLACKDUGK SENDS _350 Mrs, Emil Lund, Mrs. O. Gordham-] ', : * . |tufned last evening from Northome,| Blackduck responded to Uncle _mer, Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs.] H STESTO CIBCLE where he attended the funeral of his| Sam’s ¢all ‘and sent in $50 to the .Charles. Walsted, Mrs. Ohngren, Mrs.| - cousin, Martin Naery, who died Fri-| Yy, W. C..A. war work fund. This ‘Osmond Johngon, Mr. and Emil Mrs Bert Ge:chell entertained the | day after only two days’ illness. sum covers the entire amqunt of its . Peterson, - 7 jon,. Mrs. | Dyer-Getehell knitting: circle. at _her ' | pledge.. An itemized statement ' of Tda Wallin, Mrs,” Bértha Erlckao home last evening. .Twelve members the ‘entire sum sent in. throughout ‘Missionary August Westlund, Misses &"eap““ Tue circle meets each| . 1t you need a lvery: rig call up|the county will follow in a few days, Dora Nelson, ‘Emma Gorans, Math-|Monday “evening and Mrs. W. P.|col K. W. Reeves. ' We have them|announced-Mrs.. Ira French . this ilda’ Anderson, Olga Wallin, - Anna|Dyer ‘will ‘be the hostess next Mon-|at the best reasonable prices. Office(morning. Lund Emma Hoglund Ingrid Palm- day evening. £ ; Markham Hotel Bldg. pPll(:me 20 orf|. _—_— AMlss Brady 8 plcture 18 the storyof & htt]e Dt’asant gifl ‘Bergman; . and & 164-W. The barn between 4th and VISIT WAS BRIEF who agrees to make the supreme sacrifice in order that the Gtor Bergman. Clifford Klein, G I.ADIES AID TOMORBOW Gth 8t.-Miss, Ave. ., 1244t man she loves may have the advantages of Parisian study: rgman, ord Klein, Gus Roy Opsahl and Earl Thurber, of ‘How she is saved from fulfilment of her'promise ‘and 're- i at:Bodin, Erick Bergquist’and Mil-|* The Ladies Aid society of the Flrst Mrs, E E. McDonald of Bemidii,| th i & dred Olson, Myrtle Moberg; ~Hilda | Scandinavian Lutheran church wili| who has charge of fleld work in this :xfedee:] gifm'a'}f ’i},si"g“é’n’{ng 2: the gna‘;fd to the man of her heart makes a g“m’mx screen and Esther Bodin. k -'| meet at the home of Mrs. T. N.|district for the Red Cross, was. a’vis-| ¢ o’clock train; wjll return this eve- : From the “RED MOUSE” N Rhode’ tomorrow .afternoon at the|itor in town yesterday. She spoke|ning to the U, S..S. Kansas, Mr. usual, time; The first division ‘will[to the local school children yester- “dg Mrs. Opsahl met their son in -gerve. -~ All ‘are welcome. % day forenoon, and in the affernoon Minneapolis in order to have a long- i vl © CoSTUMETPARTY AR it g oo mel Chenc S ot muw il i A METRO COM a Mrs. ,Atthur 3. Gratton und Mi 5 e 8-morning W = / Y Essie Hagen entertained at an |in; she will urge upon all the many pe: « TO-~HELP-U.:8: : 7 et "fl, formal party last evening at tha‘lwma: Miss Violet Voltz entertained - at | cessities of carrying on the needed’ o Ly . : s costume party last evening at her|work.—Northern News, Spooner,| .Don Shannon,‘son of Mr, and Mrs, 10c & 20c¢c u - ' '7:20 & 9:00 ’ of Miss Hazen, for George Klungness of Camp Dodge;-Ia.,; who a“ furlou; The evening. p&dflefl Cah ‘in_ mfuste 5 VoG Tumbers w‘er‘e’i*%h %ered Ibé Miss M.rguretRII'homeR:n " Frank .Gratton. - Miss ‘Ruth:: Tey * presided at_‘the piano. . A delicious “GYM” CLASS TONIGHT lunch. was. served, the tables = and| e & ~rooms. being premly decorated withf 1lied flags. . The glests were Misses| ‘Ella’Anderson, M me. The guests were Misses Marie | Janualy: 25. p C. N. Shannon, left yesterday for 111, Alma Loityed, Harriet Davids, e ~~~| Portland, Ore., wiiere he will be em- nitidmnG l:(ll}lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII_III'I.I_I'I‘IV]\IIllllll_ll,I,lIIIII’IIl a Brown,.Gladys Armstrons and| 7 e i | ployed in;getting -out* tinfber: " for £ Mrs. Douglas McFadden.- ! : o aeroplanes. Mr. Shannon has been " 5 3 _ [{drafted but has not receivea his call 3 B . ¥ ) 8 | ' THE a TERS paris v‘ @ THURS D AY AND' 'FR"DAY ‘basement of the Presbyterian church EN’S SOCI%‘Y T0 MEET .’I‘Ee Men;:; society of the EEedlsl\ g h d B Lutheran church of the Fifth ward v v at the usual hour. A large attend- will meet " this evenipg at the home e a & ara Tennstran a M -ance 18 desired. . - ¥ Wi psome Marguer te Cl k is now ickson at 8 oclock X 7 Klungness, Clifford Congdon; Lppeartng in one of the most’ talked- g Bafley, John Messelt, - Cl“!nrd Mon- MISS ABMSTEDNG HOSTESB of .stories: of the year—'Bab's’ Bur| o " ‘tagiie and Frank Gratton. = Just be:| " lar” -which" originally - appeared in|’ . tore leaving for home all- joined 1 edM&'is“gl‘&’;i:'é‘:fi;fi"&f;:“fi‘gfi: m:i ia"‘:f“y na"‘l‘:;iny °‘;§ob:"t‘: o d«Cross rooms in the library ', sioglng e Star s‘”‘“s"d e ot yote.ana Charlotte Obkes| Rinehart e o2 5. H T19] were iclostd yasterday, n order. to 5 ; A ) : at 6 o’clock Red Cro.ns dinner Sun-|. - Younger sisters an attrnctlve b XA b ) N g | T 4 % i | ‘ o day: evaning. girl. of twenty-four;: ind ‘even ‘more = = 3 “rEanaR 90 o 1 : 2 mmmm;l than ghe avErage boa.rdlng S M 7 ks Y > ’ SOOIAI SESSION ; school girl. Bab’s efforts to’ marry|"": ~ g 181 i £ 'th off her older sister are screamingly i D o N T M 's s T H ' s o N E f A "‘(’;‘"‘;’ve""'l‘sb° h l; A social session of the Eastern Star | funny and her expéFiences with“her| ; . E"m“"p”' Gulld W e o | WilL be held this.evening in the Ma-|thousand dollar allowsxice which_she| e e Mrs. H.|gonfe hall at 8 o'clock. - Refresh-[spends in two weeks, still funnier. |- | - W. Bolger at 8.o’clock. . Progressive | et will be served. “Bab’s ‘Burglar” will be! 'shown at 500 will be played. . Refreshments i the Elko theater - Wednesday - and g-t'lk\'nm to step g 4 107 ] N —— will be served by Mrs. E. J: Letford % S ThurEdaY. "1 G ,? """",';,“;‘,‘m':':h?;':,," = = and Mrs. Bolger.” - T PEE) LR lnr wuh Jnh.b PNty U w i v iThe Young Women’s Gymnasium class . will meet this evening in the w i} 3 g % A 5 Personals and e Wherd THD. dond B A Nothing,” 3 the new Worlg—Pic&ur; Btrady'l-‘hMade i comes to the Grand :theater urs- X i, ¢ Newsy NOteS day tite patrnns of this playhouse| 7 ‘ 0 h g : - will have'the’6ppoftunity to: seing "PH i s ¥ o ¥ o I 'NE . . ; , Carlyle Blackwe! Muriel” Ostriche 7 3 1 e 9 i o : v a : Carlyle Blackwell - Muriel Ostriche i Evelynfimley ‘THE (100]) for NOTHING’- Oh boy, Oh joy, here’s “the film -for you. Giggles and snorts, ripples and |gales of laughter follow the progress; of Jack, “the good-for-nothing,. through his’ career, ag shown in this picture. Yout:attention is grippéd at the vari start of this picture and held to the very end GRAND _ THEATRE ° THURS. JAN. 3 Grand pdq Piano recital ‘and nnd ncert. Four of your photos to gripping heart-interest photodrama in which Alice Brady, the Select Pic- tures star, will appear at the Rex theater tomorrow, ~ Her loved one, an American artist, has great Germans: meet government registration rules, only 95c. Rich studio, 29 Tenth St. G Adv.—12tt Have you ordered that wood frdm |and Evelyi Greele: in; afhoroughly — = . b g i A ] Reevcs yet? 124tf delightful -and ; pl picture in i i which: Mr. ‘Bllcldwell seen’ in a A B : Py v | ¢ S ! yw, . it Idolph Braaten of u.e town - of | different sort of, cterization. B ot o LA : Frohn-has returned from Boy River | He takes the par Jack, the good- i J ! o where he has been- “for some time. - |for-nothing, who comes back to his e mother “after failing to make good. . Look tor neaves' wood ad. 124tf| He finds that his ambitious mother has mnrrled again and the son and ; - “odgo to lon on” rarms. Dean | dauglter ‘of her new husband . look ) ry . . A =S i . “d71tt]upon him as an interloper. He finds z R : : lo Mrs. Arvilla Fulger of Thief River |that”the son b a bad ‘ege and he ; WE ARE GETTING THEM NOW : Falls: has purchased -the Lyle Jud- gets about ight the .wrong which g b kins farm fu the town of Eckles. the young man has-done." Eventually 2 o : J:g; !g:cee&; Iotde thip e only i G ' Because the heavy users are recogmzmg that i ~ One_of these nice days you ought | a me ; Femarkal xperiences: k3 aler AT A LYok g 1 to ‘go_ to, Hakkerup's and-have your AH three of thie stars have parts that . we have the best:--this is ll bll We have the' ° ) i pletura,_taken. 1att fi'eyyfnrik”'fl"mf ’d“}":,;",,‘f’“’" “B s " records -to show. Ask ohn .arson, the big | .. Jia r. Blackwell’s rol v eas- 1 b i . ) Mr. and Mrs, . 5. Stilwell of Be-|ing one and the wHols production is l(zwner of the big bus---he has med them all and * " cida trunsneted business in the city|a delight. ‘“The Good for Nothing nows. i /| yesterday. 2 % {: a tascinulns, pleaslng ltol‘y See ” 20 000 M"e. P an and These cold nights gather round b T 2 BUH L 2 25|°°° M"Q. on Another i cheery fire and pop Baby Rice pop- a corn. C. E. Battles. 6-24 RE PUBL l c ey - == ==¢By Mary Roberts Rinehart) in| ¥ D Miss Emma Qualley of Gully was A ALICE myloves am W ¥ o i e the guest of relatives In the FIfth| nake any sacrifice. 'That is mi L A B afd"'h‘;:"mm i-And 1500 miles is what was hanqeq him when Ife . moral of “Her Silent Sacrifice,” the [l JOrECST e o i inkers” tried another make. “Nev¢i. again’--he will . are excruciatingly funny in Mrs stick to the Rgpubl]cs. Rinehart’s “sub-deb” storfes of k Saturday Bvening, Posy fame. You car owners-will soom* peed tires. and if you s - - Mrs. John W. Souder and infant|talents, but ‘meeds the support of J- give us godl"i ordets now--we can guarantee = daughter. have returned to their|some’ 1nfluebn'.lal |;§rson‘t%f:lrtne‘l; l:ls pnces an e. lvery--- ; home - at Spur from St. Anthony’s|career. The arrival of Prince Bois- i 5 5 ; hospital. sard, an old roue, gives her the op- % i . portunny, andg_‘tllxe unslophhiflcaged You RUN No RISKS 1 Mrs. John, Christianson and chil-|little country girl promises {o give 1" E AT R E dren of Minneapolis are visiting at|herself to him in return for his aid * -We ¢uarantee admstmentg better than the most the home of ~Mrs. Christianson’s t6 the young artist. The prince ful- ’ exactmg can expect Whether prlces gO up Ol' ‘father-in-law, J. E. Christianson of| fills his part of the bargain, and in A En d TH “ns ’Matinees 3:00 and Nights .~ down we protect you. il Come in this week and see_us. Eckles. the meantime plies the girl with ev- ery luxury and attraction of smart Parisian soclety life. After the ar- tist receives the grand prize, the girl carries out her part of the agree- ment.by publicly acknow]edglngfthc Dflnce o S, T O ] o x / ! e AN “onctemeinimha hool o Jo fnsm Call at Col. K. W. Reeves' barn and get prices before you put up ) =1 i - | —+ - =H L | ] e